As in the collective.

Must be hard to save the file on a USB stick or on something else,
plug it in a PC and post it with ftp on the web server.

But if anybody here in this forum knows c+ or pearl, he could write them in 30 minutes a small batch file to do that.

To bad I haven't programmed for over 20 Years and COBOL is outdated.

well, this thread will certainly make the guys at the met office figure out how to keep the crowd happy in a hurry - not!

If it were that simple NOAA would have sent the batch file down via email since, believe it or not, they are in daily communication -not only throughout the hurricane season, but the entire year round.

The loop seems to be working fine now:

http://www.hydromet.gov.bz/Radar%20Loop%20250km.htm

I take it back, this morning it's showing last night's loop.

but at least we are getting what passes for "real time" imaging now.

Up and down, I was able to see this big storm coming on this morning's loop. I'm sure they'll get it all worked out soon enough. It's a big improvement over anything else available.